Sentences with phrase «becoming of continuity»

Durational succession, as a «becoming of continuity,» is a dynamic relation linking past and present — is the dynamic «continuation of what no longer exists» as presently exercising its own immanent agency, «into what does exist» as presently exercising its own immanent agency.

Since there is a becoming of continuity, the spatiotemporal region occupied by one occasion's satisfaction is immediately followed by the region of its successor.

Given this contrast between a Society and an actual entity, Whitehead is thus able to assert, «there is a becoming of continuity, but no continuity of becoming» (PR 35/53), respectively.

Whitehead's epochal theory of time circumvents this problem in a manner that is quite convincing: «there is a becoming of continuity, but no continuity of becoming» (PR 35/53).

As Whitehead puts it, «There is a becoming of continuity, but no continuity of becoming» (PR 35 / 53).

C) We interpret Whitehead's statement that «there is a becoming of continuity, but no continuity of becoming» to connect concrescence with his Category of the Ultimate, Creativity (PR 35/53).

What comes into existence is continuous after it has come to be; thus, another Whiteheadian saying: «There is a becoming of continuity, but no continuity of becoming» (PR 35/53).

In treating questions of becoming and continuity he takes the position that «there is a becoming of continuity but no continuity of becoming» (PR 53).

Not exact matches

When first treating the question of becoming and continuity Whitehead did not describe all events as atomic.

It is not time but rather the atomic «actual occasion» which is the key to the solution of the question of becoming and continuity.

The fact that England had this Holy House, that it was Mary's land, that it honoured marriage as Pope St Gregory wished, led over centuries to that long continuity of our institutions, in which Christian values became writ large in national life.

It is the sheer consistency and continuity of this line of revelation and understanding, which does, as time goes on, become more and more the evidence of Jesus.

It appears in a different form partly because the problem of social continuity has become as great for us as the problem of change and reform, but even more because the historical, cultural character of human existence has come into fuller view.

Continuity becomes less relevant to the maintenance of form as existences become simpler, and more relevant to maintenance of form as complexity increases.

The homogeneity of less complex entities is commensurate with continuity, and hence, closer to the being of the élan vital Therefore, we should not be surprised that the simpler a life form is, the more prolific and ubiquitous it is.84 This point brings us to the principle of «metaphysical divisibility» I mentioned above that the more homogeneous a concrete form of existence is, the more divisible it becomes (in the sense that it can be divided without altering its form).

With the Enlightenment, the sacramental vision of the continuity between the afterlife and everyday life became more deeply ruptured, as William Blake subjectivized heaven and hell, and Tennyson struggled to believe in the soul in a scientific age.

He becomes lyrical in writing about the beauties of mathematical continuity.

For example, Whitehead introduced the notion of event epochalism in order to avoid the skeptical implications in the presumed paradox (common to Bergson and James) that an undifferentiated continuity of becoming, since it neither begins nor ends, can not be conceived as determinate or concrete, nor can it be said to «constitute» a plurality of distinct existents.

And here the continuity between Sacrosanctum Concilium and the introduction of the new translation becomes apparent.

Now this is not to be understood to mean that by the love of Agnes for him he might be saved from being henceforth a deceiver (this is the aesthetic way of performing a rescue, which always goes around the main point, which is the continuity of the merman's life); for so far as that goes he is already saved, he is saved inasmuch as he becomes revealed.

According to coordinate division, analyzing the continuity of that which has become, at 1.6 (along the x-axis) the particle is situated at 1.6 unit - lengths from the origin.

One can, however, all too easily become caught up in change and complexity to the point where he loses sight of the elements of continuity between this century and former centuries, where he fails to realize that ministers today face essentially the same kinds of problems and deal essentially with the same types of people as their forebears did a century or two ago.

The portrayal of Messiah as victim threatens to sever the basic continuity we have wanted to maintain between suffering and redemption (or to use Christian imagery, between cross and resurrection) To have redemptive meaning, the cross must answer the victims who whirl here in torment, for, in the Holocaust, the world becomes Golgotha turned on itself, «one great mount of crucifixion, with thousands of severed Jewish heads strewn below like so many thieves» (Roskie, p. 268)

There seems to be a succession of experiences, but (if the succession is a continuum) there are no single experiences» (M, 286); (2) that Peirce «fell into a subtle but complete mistake» when he held that since «continuity leaves open possibilities which discontinuity excludes... the burden of proof is upon discontinuity» (MR, 467 - 68); (3) that «he could not, in the continuum of becoming which he posited, give meaning to the idea of a definite single event» (M, 287).

The entire continuity, but especially this final synthetic occasion in the continuity, is experienced by God and becomes a part of the data of God's own actuality.

We become merely observers of a performance when a liturgical dance is added to the middle of a service without regard for context or continuity.

What is important, in any format, is that it provide sufficient frequency, intensity, and continuity of experience together so that the psychological process of becoming a group will operate.

So the witness of faith becomes the ground of faith, and faith, as word - event, is the element of continuity between the message of Jesus and the kerygma of the early Church.

I am a stone carver — I affect the stone, and the stone affects me — it is a continuity with the stone — The stone also affects others, and their environment — I am not the stone, and the stone is not me — the stones already have stories, which are not my story in life — It is different experience, than physical and mental, it is a continuity of oneness — without which, I am no longer the stone carver — I animate the stone, and the stone animates me, in my environment — I feel this way about my environment — it animates me, and i in turn animate it — it is my continuity with my environment — These thoughts and thinkings, and knowledges of my soul, my continuities, become my perception of my environment — My environment gives me life, and I give life to my environment --

This question of the continuity between historical Jesus and kerygmatic Christ became a major aspect of the discussion, other Bultmann Schüler adding their particular contributions, until eventually it resulted in the development of a wholly new position: the «new hermeneutic» of Ernst Fuchs and Gerhard Ebeling.

Mary See died in 1939 at the age of eighty - five, but her picture went on to become a symbol of quality and continuity.

The effects are very negative because there is no continuity, no time for an individual or the team to grow and become collectively cohesive and build some momentum of consistency.

The greatest negligence at the club is in failing to create a structure that provides continuity between the frequent changes of managers / coaches (which have become inevitable) and to deliver an infrastructure, in the form of competitive and professional training facilities, which will attract and get the best out of their players.

Further, she says that «the longer we waited and the more comfortable I became with the idea of regular visits and continuity, the more uncomfortable I became with the idea of being chosen by expectant parents who did not want contact.»

Indeed, Osun is painfully poised at a critical juncture between the short - lived but enduring Western Renaissance under Awo, before the SLA Akintola Demo forces blighted everything; and the post-1999 Lagos of sound developmental governance and golden continuity, which has become a national reference.

The appearance of Blair and Brown so close together (Blair on Friday, Brown sometime in the next two months) will reinforce the continuity of the Labour government in voters» minds - something Labour strategists could do without in a country where the very concept of «change» is becoming increasingly attractive.

Although the prime minister must remain in office until it is clear who will replace him in order to ensure continuity of government, such constitutional understandings may not long seem persuasive to the public if coaltion negotiations become protracted.

The NPP's refusal to oblige to the continuity of what has become a religious pacification of the region is due to beliefs and allegations that the chief Imam is a sympathiser of the opposition National Democratic Congress.

While having a permanent civil service ensures a degree of continuity of government it means that there are going to be people that get too comfortable in their roles, become obstructive or simply don't believe in the policy agenda they are tasked with delivering.

Loren's interest in becoming both a naturopath and midwife is to provide continuity of care for women and their families, care that begins preconceptionally and continues beyond pregnancy and throughout life's transitions for mother, baby, and family.

In frustration and humor, she called that retreat «The Torment of Continuity», but ended up finding on that retreat that «each moment became equally precious and important.»

But this would require a degree of invention that the film seems uninterested in even attempting — Shaun breaks in and out of the property with ease, hatches plans whose parameters never become apparent, and manages to be exactly where she needs to be at all times, basic continuity or physics be damned.

The purely rhetorical argument that the «party of Lincoln» hasn't wavered in character isn't new; in 2013, continuing a newish post-federal election tradition, Rand Paul became the latest Republican to speak at Howard University to make that case to a crowd rightly skeptical of the idea that the GOP post-Nixon can claim legitimate continuity with its own past.

As the series continues to break its own rules, muddle its own continuity and become increasingly silly and hard to keep track of, we can't shake the feeling that Kojima's doing it just to mess with us.

We had to figure out, bit by bit, how to create a continuity between two worlds of Ireland and America — but also how the film aesthetically should become more classical as it was going on, as [Saoirse Ronan's] character [Eilis] was developing.

Fans have become so used to the continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it's hard to think of other films doing something different.

Thus, the continuity of secondary and higher education became one of the key factors in Russian education development today.

Duncan has since become the bête noire of the teachers unions, but his selection and subsequent actions signified a clear continuity in education policy from Obama the candidate to Obama the president.

«The difference with the schools which became UCAT academies is that for the sake of continuity and stability for students, some restructuring was postponed until the academies were better established.»

While there, he became involved with, and then became the team leader of the NESA Virtual School Project - a U.S. State Department sponsored consortium of schools cost - sharing an online learning management system for blended learning, collaboration, and emergency academic continuity.